Examples of using Intensive farming in English and their translations into Danish
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else in crop pro duction they can switch to less intensive farming practices.
called on the Commission to make proposals on minimum standards for the intensive farming of veal calves;
called on the Commission to make proposals on minimum standards for the intensive farming of pigs;
The standard value recommended by the WHO, 25 mg of nitrates per litre of drinking-water, is impossible to attain in many intensive farming areas, even though preventive
In my opinion, this intensive farming with the use of antibiotics should be greatly restricted in the European Union,
This Decision provides for the support of rumi nants and intensive farming in the livestock and milk products sectors in Martinique,
has been related to the intensive farming, intensive production
Now we have a situation- an army coup d'état- partly triggered by a plan by the former government to lease one million acres of land in the south of the country to a Korean firm for intensive farming, when a substantial majority of the population live on less than one euro a day.
often less profitable for those practising it, and on the other, intensive farming systems, which are more competitive
there has indeed been a very considerable loss of soil cleanliness in recent decades as a consequence of intensive farming and the great use of fertilisers and chemicals.
ten years ago we were talking about the consequences of intensive farming, and then we had BSE.
whether it be high productivity and intensive farming, economies directed towards growing crops for export,
A special levy on milk from intensive farms.
Liberalisation would cause milk production to be concentrated in just a few regions and intensive farms.
is most common in areas of intensive farming.
Protecting the rural environment, in particular through less intensive farming, was included among the fundamental objectives of the common agricultural policy(CAP) when it was reformed in 1992.
In relation to the rearing of veal calves in crates the position is that in 1989 the Commission made proposal for a Council regulation concerning minimum standards for the protection of calves kept in intensive farming systems.
where in certain areas it is impossible to carry out intensive farming even if you wanted to- unless you want to set up industrial pig farms. .
Is it about intensive farming, hot-housing fruit and vegetables?
Intensive farming in the Netherlands also suffers from the spread of disease during heavy rainfall.